rugbylike
English
Alternative forms
- rugby-like
Etymology
rugby + -like
Adjective
rugbylike (comparative more rugbylike, superlative most rugbylike)
- Similar to or reminiscent of rugby.
- 2004, Robert Cowley, What Ifs? Of American History: Eminent Historians Imagine What Might Have Been, Penguin (→ISBN):
- (already the rugbylike form of the game was [developing])
- 2007, Paul R. DeHart, Uncovering the Constitution's Moral Design, University of Missouri Press (→ISBN), page 60:
- But perhaps our example of the heart that both pumps blood and is employed in a rugbylike game can still be of help.
- 2018, Laura Childs, Pekoe Most Poison, Penguin (→ISBN), page 10:
- Now everyone from his table was jigging around in a fearful, nervous rugbylike scrum, while people from other tables were rushing over to shout suggestions.
- 2004, Robert Cowley, What Ifs? Of American History: Eminent Historians Imagine What Might Have Been, Penguin (→ISBN):